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Supporting evidence pleaseAT&T is much slower that T-Mobile in most places nationally
Also at walk through I was told they didn't allow us to replace the AT&T SIM with our own SIM, which would be a problem if they decide to require a cost for the service in the future.
AT&T is much slower that T-Mobile in most places nationally, but I understand AT&T pretty much gives away the service so I can understand why TM uses them (for now).
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Also at walk through I was told they didn't allow us to replace the AT&T SIM with our own SIM, which would be a problem if they decide to require a cost for the service in the future.
AT&T is much slower that T-Mobile in most places nationally, but I understand AT&T pretty much gives away the service so I can understand why TM uses them (for now).
All I know is that the Internet browser app is useless in my Model X. Websites either take forever to load or never load at all. It's a complete joke, even when the LTE shows all bars of coverage. It affects the dynamic Google maps too, as sometimes by the time they're done loading I've already driven off the displayed section of map!
Put your phone into hotspot mode?
The main reason why it's slow is the locked down browser not the bandwidth.
All I know is that the Internet browser app is useless in my Model X. Websites either take forever to load or never load at all. It's a complete joke, even when the LTE shows all bars of coverage. It affects the dynamic Google maps too, as sometimes by the time they're done loading I've already driven off the displayed section of map!
I thought some time in 2014 else n musk said Tesla will give 4 yrs free for all cars from that point in time. Overriding the basic 4yr coverage that come with the cars. I believe it was to show appreciation for Tesla's success thus far. I'm on mobile so i can't really add a source but I will later.As explained to me by my SC walk through, Tesla provides LTE for four years. The earliest model S is just hitting four years so we'll see if there's a fee associated with connectivity. No roaming charge because Tesla is footing the bill so far. LTE speeds are fast enough for music streaming (with some initial song buffering) and navigation. It can't be used as a hotspot.
or lack of processing power/software optimization in the center tablet display.
Does the new Model X actually have LTE? On my S, it is only 3G.